¿Cómo se puede integrar la atención informada sobre el trauma con la IM para generar confianza?

Understand trauma event and history but must be skills of active listening and reflecting. If go deeper can be traumatise again. The beginning listening and reflecting able to build the trust with trauma clients.

MI can work beautifully within the context of TIC, provided the client has attained a certain level of safety and trust with the therapist. The timing of applying this eclectic mix is very critical and only a seasoned well trained clinician should attempt to do so. A major proponent of MI - reflecting listening - can help in establishing trust in the therapeutic process and alliance, as well as create a safe space for feeling heard and understood. Expressing empathy, rolling with resistance, building discrepancy, etc. can help bring healthier change, and encourage client’s self autonomy via active decision-making (which MI primarily promotes), as trauma clients can find it difficult to let go of maladaptive coping/ cognitions.

Empathy: Demonstrate genuine understanding and empathy towards clients' experiences and feelings. This builds trust and rapport, foundational elements of MI. Collaboration: Engage clients as partners in their care. This egalitarian approach empowers clients, making them more likely to engage in the therapeutic process. Personal Experience: Share a moment when employing MI principles, like expressing empathy or supporting autonomy, led to a breakthrough with a client. How did this reinforce the value of MI in building trust?

Recognize Triggers: Be aware of potential triggers for clients with trauma histories. This awareness allows you to navigate conversations more carefully and avoid retraumatization. Adapt Your Approach: Modify your communication and strategies based on the individual's trauma responses and needs. Being flexible and responsive shows that you prioritize their comfort and safety.

Trauma-Informed Care is an approach in human service field that assumes that traumatized patients don’t like to have history of trauma and healing naturally and promote environmentally recovery is better than intervention and give services because it may effect on re-traumatize.Trauma-informed motivational interviewing is a tool for building connection with client, understanding their way of thinking,build non-judgmental space for problem-solving.MI approach is client-centered and a method for enhancing intrinsic motivation to change by exploring and resolving ambivalence as the individual progresses toward recovery, MI and TIC emphasis on client centered and evidence based, skills of MI lead TIC reach to goals.